JURACI APARECIDA ROCHA
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PAHC, Hospital das Clínicas, Faculdade de Medicina - Médico
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- Criterion validity and inter-rater reliability o a palliative care screening tool for patients admitted to an emergency department intensive care unit(2018) RIBEIRO, Sabrina Correa da Costa; CARVALHO, Ricardo Tavares de; ROCHA, Juraci Aparecida; DIAS, Roger DagliusObjective. The use of palliative care (PC) screening criteria to trigger PC consultations may optimize the utilization of PC services, improve patient comfort, and reduce invasive and futile end-of-life care. The aim of the present study was to assess the criterion validity and inter-rater reliability of a PC screening tool for patients admitted to an emergency department intensive care unit (ED-ICU). Method. Observational retrospective study evaluating PC screening criteria based on the presence of advanced diagnosis and the use of two ""surprise questions"" (traditional and modified). Patients were classified at ED-ICU admission in four categories according to the proposed algorithm. Result. A total of 510 patients were included in the analysis. From these, 337 (66.1%) were category 1, 0 (0.0%) category 2, 63 (12.4%) category 3, and 110 (21.6%) category 4. Severity of illness (Simplified Acute Physiology Score III score and mechanical ventilation), mortality (ED-ICU and intrahospital), and PC-related measures (order for a PC consultation, time between admission and PC consultation, and transfer to a PC bed) were significantly different across groups, more evidently between categories 4 and 1. Category 3 patients presented similar outcomes to patients in category 1 for severity of illness and mortality. However, category 3 patients had a PC consultation ordered more frequently than did category 1 patients. The screening criteria were assessed by two independent raters (n = 100), and a substantial interrater reliability was found, with 80% of agreement and a kappa coefficient of 0.75 (95% confidence interval = 0.62, 0.88). Significance of results. This study is the first step toward the implementation of a PC screening tool in the ED-ICU. The tool was able to discriminate three groups of patients within a spectrum of increasing severity of illness, risk of death, and PC needs, presenting substantial inter-rater reliability. Future research should investigate the implementation of these screening criteria into routine practice of an ED-ICU.
bookPart Atuação emergencial da unidade de cuidados paliativos do HC-FMUSP na pandemia Covid-19(2022) CARVALHO, Ricardo Tavares de; ROCHA, Juraci AparecidabookPart Prefácio(2019) CARVALHO, Ricardo Tavares de; ROCHA, Juraci Aparecida; FRANCK, Ednalda MariaconferenceObject SEVERE SARS-COV-2 INFECTION IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE AND LUNG DISEASE. OUTCOMES AND REFERRAL FOR PALLIATIVE CARE IN A TERTIARY CENTER IN SAO PAULO, BRAZIL(2022) GUELLI, Mariana Sandoval Terra Campos; ZAMPIER, Daniela; MONEZZI, Paula Pinto; TSUDA, Victor Massatochi Kawakami; BRANDAO, Ana Beatriz; GARCIA, Monica Estuque; ROCHA, Juraci; CARVALHO, Ricardo Tavares de- Evaluation of a New Triage Protocol for Palliative Care for Patients with COVID-19 in Brazil(2023) CORREA, Tulio Loyola; SIMAO, Aurea Maria Salomao; SOBREIRA, Joyce Veceli Barros; ANBAR, Fernanda Baeninger; YARSHELL, Flavia; BRANDAO, Ana Beatriz; ESTUQUE, Monica Queiros; ROCHA, Juraci Aparecida; CARVALHO, Ricardo Tavares deObjectives: To evaluate the implementation of a triage protocol for palliative care (PC) during the COVID-19 pandemic (PALI-COVID) at a referral center in Brazil.Methods: A retrospective observational study was conducted. Based on the triage protocol, patients were classified into a red group, a yellow group, and a green group (GG). Patients should receive PC as recommended for each group.Results: A total of 1517 patients were included in the analysis. About 11% (n = 162) of patients received PC. About 35% (n = 529) of all patients died. There was a significant difference in the mortality rate between the groups; the GG had the highest mortality rate. Most patients who died (77.1%) did not receive PC.Conclusion: PALI-COVID was effective in identifying patients who had a higher risk of death and needed end-of-life support. Despite the protocol, few patients received PC.
conferenceObject Eight Years of Experience in Palliative Care Consultation in a University Hospital for Inpatients With Advanced Heart Disease. What Have We Learned So Far and Which Are the Perspectives for the Future?(2018) DEI, Santi Daniel; CANOSA, Henrique; ROCHA, Juraci; CRISPIM, Douglas; CARVALHO, Ricardo T.